Sentence examples for carry me down from inspiring English sources

Maybe it was the two men who had to carry me down from a ski trail when I fractured my ankle.

"I wish she was here to carry me down the red carpet in some bizarre floral ensemble," Lourd wrote, adding that she'd celebrate on Fisher's behalf "in bed in front of the TV over cold Coca Colas and warm e cigs".

The two other less familiar writers are MJ Hyland with Carry Me Down, about a compulsive liar who hopes to attain the Guinness Book of Records but gets into danger; and Kiran Desai with The Inheritance of Loss.

MJ Hyland's Booker-shortlisted fable, Carry Me Down, tells the story of a child who believes he can tell when people are lying, while David Mitchell's Black Swan Green follows a year in the life of a stammering adolescent poet stuck in a village in the 1980s.

No white horses ever came to carry me down any career paths.

The utter disgust of the situation was a turn on and I let them carry me down the road.

Heaney reports his instinctive Ulster sang froid, saying: "My sense of humour was intact as they were carrying me down".

[The poet] Peter Fallon and Kavanagh carried me down the stairs".

Herbert Hamrol, 103, says all he remembers of the 1906 quake is "my mother carrying me down the stairs" from his family's downtown apartment.

One night, my father scooped me out of bed and carried me down the building's five flights, through the heat and smoke that filled the hallway from a fourth-floor fire.

"He carried me down all 54 flights, and then out of the building," she said, "all the way to the E.M.T. guys, and he stuck with me until we got one who said I could go in an ambulance".